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Synchronize -download fails to sftp #10114

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cyberduck opened this issue Oct 23, 2017 · 6 comments
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Synchronize -download fails to sftp #10114

cyberduck opened this issue Oct 23, 2017 · 6 comments
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2f5e014 created the issue

I am trying to synchronize files from a customer's server via sftp. I can download manually in CyberDuck fine, but using the cli I get an error of "Transfer incomplete…". No file gets retrieved. I am able to upload properly calling duck from a Python script. It is only the download synchronize that fails, either directly from CLI or when called by Python.

Does the synchronize command require a minimum age of FTP to work properly? Are there certain commands that the server needs to understand in order to work?

I am using 6.3.0.
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2f5e014 commented

Using Cyberduck, Version 6.2.9 (26659), is able to sync/download from the same FTP server.

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2f5e014 commented

changed settings in brew to use "iterate-ch" version of duck, rather than default setting and now the command line works properly.
version 6.3.0.26768

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2f5e014 commented

False positive. Even after the update to 6.3.0.26768 the synchronize command fails.

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2f5e014 commented

If synchronize command is not yet stable, is it possible to initiate mounting a file with Mountain Duck from the command line? Then I could use rsync instead.

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@dkocher commented

Replying to [comment:4 btully]:

If synchronize command is not yet stable, is it possible to initiate mounting a file with Mountain Duck from the command line? Then I could use rsync instead.

There is no CLI for Mountain Duck but you can of course mount a volume with Mountain Duck and then copy files to the volume using rsync.

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@dkocher commented

Please reopen this ticket with the output of the command including the --vebose flag if the error can still be reproduced.

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